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Rule 2 / Officials and Their Duties29 Art. 3. For women, at least one official shall arrive on the floor 15 minutes before the start of the game. At least one official must remain on the floor once jurisdiction begins. Art. 4. When all three officials leave the visual confines of the playing area at the end of the game, the officials’ jurisdiction has ended and the score has been approved. Section 5. The Referee—Pregame Duties Before the game starts, the referee shall: Art. 1. Inspect and approve all players’ uniforms and all equipment, including playing court, baskets, ball, backboards, and timers’/scorers’ signals. Art. 2. Designate the official clocks and timers/operators. Art. 3. Designate the official scorebook and official scorer. Art. 4. Ensure that the official timer will be responsible for notifying each team three minutes before each half is to begin. Art. 5. Check the official scorebook for names and numbers of team members and designated starters. Art. 6. Notify the captains when play is about to begin at the start of the game. Section 6. The Referee—Duties During Game During the game, the referee shall: Art. 1. Be responsible for designating which official shall toss the ball for jump ball(s). Art. 2. Administer the alternating-possession procedure to start the second half. Art. 3. Decide whether a goal will count when the officials disagree. Art. 4. Correct a scoring or bookkeeping mistake. Art. 5. Correct all errors within the prescribed time frame. Art. 6. Forfeit the game when the conditions warrant. Art. 7. Decide matters upon which the timers and scorers disagree. Art. 8. Inform each team and the table officials of the overtime procedures when the score is tied at the end of regulation time. Art. 9. Check the score at the end of each half and extra period(s) and approve the final score. Section 7. Officials’ Duties During the game, officials shall: Art. 1. Put the ball in play. Art. 2. Determine when the ball becomes dead. Art. 3. Prohibit practice during a dead ball, except between halves. Art. 4. Administer penalties. Art. 5. Grant and charge timeouts. Art. 6. Correct errors and mistakes within the prescribed time frames. Officials may use play-by-play, a digital stopwatch and table officials (includes an approved standby official) to correct errors and mistakes. Art. 7. Beckon substitutes to enter the playing court.
30 Rule 2 / Officials and Their Duties Art. 8. Indicate a three-point attempt and signal a successful three-point goal. Art. 9. Silently and visibly count seconds to administer throw-in, free-throw, (men) back-court, and closely guarded rules, (women) closely guarded when holding the ball (only) and silently count for enforcement of the three-second rule. Art. 10. Notify the captains when play is about to begin after an intermission or a timeout. Art. 11. Report a warning for delay to the official scorer and coaches. (See Rule 4-17.2.) Art. <strong>12</strong>. Signal the official timer to stop the game clock when a foul occurs, designate the offender to the official scorer and indicate with finger(s) the number of free throws. Art. <strong>13</strong>. Clearly signal, when a team is entitled to a throw-in: a. The act that caused the ball to become dead. b. The team entitled to the throw-in. c. The designated spot, unless the throw-in comes after a successful goal or an awarded goal. Art. 14. Notify a team and its head coach when a team takes its final allowable charged timeout. Section 8. Officials’ Duties Related to Conduct The officials shall: Art. 1. Penalize unsportsmanlike conduct by a player, coach, substitute, team attendant or follower. Art. 2. Penalize flagrant acts by any offender. Art. 3. Remove a player from the game who commits his or her fifth foul. (See Rule 2-9.4.) Art. 4. Notify the coach and then the player when there is a disqualification. Art. 5. Inform the head coach and the official scorer that an ejection for fighting was issued. Section 9. Duties of Scorers The scorers shall: Art. 1. Record the names and uniform numbers of squad members who may participate, starting five players, and the names of all substitutes who enter the game. It is recommended that squad members’ names be recorded in the scorebook in numerical order. Art. 2. Record the field goals made and the free throws made and missed, and keep a running summary of the points scored. Art. 3. Record the personal and technical fouls assessed to each player and the technical fouls assessed to a coach, team member, bench personnel or follower. Art. 4. Notify an official immediately when a player has committed his or her fifth foul.
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